Laravel Jetstream's profile management features are accessed by the user using the top-right user profile navigation dropdown menu. Jetstream scaffolds views and actions that allow the user to update their name, email address, and, optionally, their profile photo.
As typical of most Jetstream features, the logic executed to satisfy profile update requests can be found in an action class within your application. Specifically, the App\Actions\Fortify\UpdateUserProfileInformation
class will be invoked when the user updates their profile. This action is responsible for validating the input and updating the user's profile information.
Therefore, any customizations you wish to make to your application's management of this information should be made in this class. When invoked, the action receives the currently authenticated $user
and an array of $input
that contains all of the input from the incoming request, including the updated profile photo if applicable.
Managing Additional Information
If you need to manage additional information about the user, you are not restricted to just amending the provided "Profile Information" card. You can add as many additional UI elements and forms as you need within the user's profile dashboard.
When using the Livewire stack, the user's profile information form is displayed using the resources/views/profile/update-profile-information-form.blade.php
Blade template. When using the Inertia stack, this view is displayed using the resources/js/Pages/Profile/UpdateProfileInformationForm.vue
template.
Each of these templates will receive the entire authenticated user object so that you can add additional fields to these forms as necessary. Any additional inputs added to the forms will be included in the $input
array that is passed to your UpdateUserProfileInformation
action.
If you wish to allow users to upload custom profile photos, you must enable the feature in your application's config/jetstream.php
configuration file. To enable the feature, simply uncomment the corresponding feature entry from the features
configuration item within this file:
use Laravel\Jetstream\Features;
'features' => [
Features::profilePhotos(),
Features::api(),
Features::teams(),
],
After enabling the profile photo feature, you should execute the storage:link
Artisan command. This command will create a symbolic link in your application's public
directory that will allow your user's images to be served by your application. For information regarding this command, please consult the Laravel filesystem documentation:
php artisan storage:link
Jetstream's profile photo functionality is supported by the Laravel\Jetstream\HasProfilePhoto
trait that is automatically attached to your App\Models\User
class during Jetstream's installation.
This trait contains methods such as updateProfilePhoto
, getProfilePhotoUrlAttribute
, defaultProfilePhotoUrl
, and profilePhotoDisk
which may all be overwritten by your own App\Models\User
class if you need to customize their behavior. You are encouraged to read through the source code of this trait so that you have a full understanding of the features it is providing to your application.
The updateProfilePhoto
method is the primary method used to store profile photos and is called by your application's App\Actions\Fortify\UpdateUserProfileInformation
action class.
Laravel Vapor
By default, the s3
disk will be used to store profile photos when your Jetstream application is running within Laravel Vapor.
The profile management screen also includes an action panel that allows the user to delete their application account. When the user chooses to delete their account, the App\Actions\Jetstream\DeleteUser
action class will be invoked. You are free to customize your application's account deletion logic within this class.
The account deletion feature may be disabled by removing the feature from your application's config/jetstream.php
configuration file:
use Laravel\Jetstream\Features;
'features' => [
Features::termsAndPrivacyPolicy(),
Features::profilePhotos(),
Features::api(),
Features::teams(),
// Features::accountDeletion(),
],